zodiac stories

Missing Part 3

Taurus POV

We all settled down on chairs, our names printed on them.
I shifted uncomfortably in my seat as Leo took the seat beside me. I need to fix this, and fast. I mean, Alistair is cute , but... I only love Leo. I sighed and looked away when I realized that I was looking into his hazel chestnut eyes.

     Tears streamed down my face and I started crying.Everyone looked at me.
"What the heck is going on?" Libra laughed.
"I don't know!" I laughed/cried back. I wailed and wailed until I felt arms around me, thinking it was Leo. But it wasn't. I looked to see Ian hugging me and Gem was patting my back. Leo was laughing quietly, looking away.
I turned red and slapped his back. He winced in pain. I walked up to him and pointed my finger at his face and said,"It is not funny!" I said, turning more red. He laughed more, upon seeing my face. We heard footsteps and did our original. Blank faces, lifeless eyes, and tough looks. I quickly went back to my seat.

     And we saw the person we never guessed was behind this.

Sagittarius POV

I breathed heavily on the floor of the car. Yes, they put me on the floor, where their feet go and stuff. Hey, at least it's cold.

Omg! When I first got in the car and went on the floor, I saw a hotdog underneath one of the seats. A HOTDOG. I screamed at the top of my lungs and began screaming,"There's a hotdog beside me and I feel like it's stating at me!" Over and over.

Scorpio picked it up and threw it out the window. "Um... Hey Sagittarius, do you want my seat?" He asked.
I kindly declined the offer and immediately regret it after every one got in. It was so squished I swear, at least one of us is on the verge of dying because of no air.

Suddenly, it felt colder than usual and looked at the zodiacs and saw them shivering. And everything after that was a blur. The last thing I saw was all of the zodiacs looking outside the windows and I decided to look too, and with all my might, I got myself up and looked out the window and my eyes widened, everything surrounding us was white. The last thing I smelled was Ian's scent. The last thing I heard was wind going through my ears and the last thing I felt was strong pairs of arms around me and thought it was Ian.

But Ian was gone.

And so were we.